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Enjoy a broad range of content "Made Here" by regional filmmakers as selected by Vermont PBS. See the world from unique and vast perspectives.
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16 épisodes
- Celia Thaxter's Island GardenE1
Celia Thaxter's Island GardenNineteenth century poet Celia Thaxter grew up on the Isles of Shoals and lived most of her life there. This film traces Thaxter's life, her friends, her garden, and the recreated garden on Appledore island visited by hundreds of people each summer. - Making Cape Point: A Coastal Maine CollageE2
Making Cape Point: A Coastal Maine CollageJames Groleau couldn't wait to leave Maine and begin his life, so at 17 he ran away to Boston. And then he went incommunicado -- not speaking to any friends or family for two years. During this time he traveled Europe with the goal of trying to figure out who he was. He eventually returned to Maine, where he now spends summers at his home in Sorrento, tending his garden and working on his art. - Arcadia National Bar: From One Year To The NextE4
Arcadia National Bar: From One Year To The NextArcadia National Bar, a southern Maine bar specializing in classic arcade and pinball games is profiled by video game industry journalist and historian John Andersen. Bar owner Dave Aceto discusses Arcadia's origins and its game-playing patrons. - Doing Our Part: A Commitment to Clean WaterE6
Doing Our Part: A Commitment to Clean WaterToo much phosphorus in Lake Champlain poses water quality challenges. The Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) establishes limits the lake can receive and remain healthy. This program highlights the individuals and organizations working to meet these goals. A film by Vince Franke of Waterbury, VT. Presented by Peregrine Productions. - Birds of Vermont MuseumE7
Birds of Vermont MuseumSA profile of the Birds of Vermont Museum, a non-profit institution established in 1987 in Huntington, Vermont. It was created to preserve and exhibit a collection of lifelike bird carvings for the purpose of educating people about the role of birds in the ecosystem. A film by Vince Franke of Waterbury, VT. Presented by Peregrine Productions. - The Resilient Forest SeriesE8
The Resilient Forest SeriesStories which explore the relationships and traditions that have helped keep northeastern forests intact - how both human and natural communities are adapting to change. These short films by filmmaker Ben Silberfarb, and supported through The Center for Northern Woodlands Education, describe how the land is managed today for a variety of uses, and the particular importance of forests. - Wilderness and Spirit: A Mountain Called KatahdinE9
Wilderness and Spirit: A Mountain Called KatahdinAn exploration of Maine's "Great Mountain" and how people from many walks of life have found spiritual solace and strength there. This film captures the spirit of Katahdin and explores ways of thinking about the wilderness. A film by Huey of Portland, ME. - On ViewE10
On ViewON VIEW brings viewers inside the exhibits at Vermont's dynamic museums. Collectors, curators and artists share the rich history and stories behind objects on view. ON VIEW was produced by RETN and co-created with the Fleming Museum. Presented by The Media Factory in Burlington, VT. - Women's Stories: A Short Film ShowcaseE13
Women's Stories: A Short Film ShowcaseA showcase of 5 short films from New England celebrating women's stories and perspectives: MEET THE ARTIST: MELISSA GLICK by filmmaker Sara Pagiaro; THE LONG HAUL by filmmaker Chloe White; WINTER'S WATCH by filmmaker Brian Bolster; ELEGIES a collaboration between Eiko Otake, John R. Killacky, and Brian Stevenson; and IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF REGINA JONAS produced by The Jewish Women's Archive. - Meet The Artist: Melissa GlickE14
Meet The Artist: Melissa GlickArtist Melissa Glick finds beauty in unexpected places. She takes things apart and re-purposes them. She transforms discarded electronics and outdated computer components into dynamic compositions within assemblage, jewelry, mosaics and clocks. A film by Sara Pagiaro. - In the Footsteps of Regina JonasE18
In the Footsteps of Regina JonasThis film follows America’s pioneering women rabbis as they travel to Berlin and Terezin with a special delegation of American Jewish historians, rabbis, and communal leaders to rescue Regina Jonas, the first woman to be ordained as a Rabbi, from the oblivion of the Holocaust. Presented by The Jewish Women's Archive.